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* In ''Turning Point: Fall Of Liberty'', you will never find ammo for American guns. In fact, you'll never find ammo for anything but the German MP-45. Enjoy playing the whole game having to use the one crappy SMG for everything.
** No, you can actually find American made weapons. They aren't used by the Germans (The MP-50 is by far the most used weapon), but they are lying around all over the place. This troper played the mission in the White Tower of London solely with American weapons by picking up American weapons lying around. [[Blatant Item Placement|Why they're there is anyone's guess.]]
* Used in the [[Warhammer 40,000]] [[First-Person Shooter]] ''[[Warhammer 40,000: Fire Warrior]]''. Which is odd, considering that the Tau are supposed to have the ''strongest'' basic weapons in the universe on table, but there's not much ammo. This lasts basically up until you get the [[Gatling Good|Burst Cannon]], which competes through [[More Dakka|sheer rate of fire]], and the [[
* You can occasionally find a weapon in a box in ''[[Shadow the Hedgehog]]'', but the most prevalent source (especially for some of the better guns) was enemy units. Therefore, it's usually better to use a GUN weapon if you're following the dark path and a Black Arms weapon if you're following the hero path. Neutral path? Just use the best weapon possible.
* Played with in ''[[Mass Effect]]''. In the beginning, your starting equipment is the absolute worst possible in the game and will immediately be replaced by whatever you find in the first mission. Even after that, [[Random Drop]]s will on average be superior to equipment you can buy yourself at the time. But after fulfilling the required conditions the [[Infinity+1 Sword|best weapons]] can only be bought in stores.
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